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CompoundNameConvertStyle Enum

Contains values specifying how compound names can be processed.

Namespace: DevExpress.ExpressApp.Utils

Assembly: DevExpress.ExpressApp.v24.2.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.ExpressApp

#Declaration

public enum CompoundNameConvertStyle

#Members

Name Description
None

Specifies that a compound name must remain unmodified.

SplitOnly

Specifies that the words forming a compound name must be separated by white spaces.

SplitAndCapitalization

Specifies that the words forming a compound name must be separated by white spaces. Additionally, the first word must remain capitalized, while the subsequent words must be converted to lowercase.

#Related API Members

The following properties accept/return CompoundNameConvertStyle values:

#Remarks

Compound names consist from several capitalized words glued together. Examples of such names are BusinessClass, RestoreDefaultSettings, MyApplicationModule and so on. The CompoundNameConvertStyle enumeration contains values that specify how such names can be processed at various points in an XAF application.

You can use the CaptionHelper.ConvertCompoundName method, to convert a compound name according to a specified CompoundNameConvertStyle mode.

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